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Contact DetailsSupreme Court Judgments - February 2008
Indian Penal Code, 1860 - section 306 - conviction under - it cannot be said that the ingredients of Section 306 IPC have been established. Therefore, the conviction as recorded cannot be maintained. The order of the High Court is set aside. The appellant be released forthwith unless required in connection with other case.
Narain
Singh & others v State of Haryana
9/4/2008.
Indian Penal Code, 1860 - sections 302 read
section 234 - 323 read with section 34 - conviction under - appellant Narain
Singh - convicted for offence punishable under Section 27 of the Arms Act, 1959
- challenge in this appeal is to the judgment of the Division Bench of the
Punjab and Haryana High Court partly allowing the appeal filed by the appellants
Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994 - final Schedule - the candidates who contested the election from Ward No.2 of Alangad Block Panchayat held on 24th September, 2005. The appellant was declared elected. The candidate who lost the election (respondent herein) challenged the election by way of an Election Petition before the Election Tribunal mainly on two grounds.
Padma Charan Patra v State of Orissa
15/4/2008.
Bail - application for relaxation of the
conditions of bail enforced by order dt.12.5.2006 while granting bail to the
petitioner - some of the co-accused approached the High Court and obtained bail
on the same terms and conditions as was granted by this Court and subsequently
they have also obtained relaxation of the first two conditions from the High
Court - first two conditions relaxed.
B.T.C. Entrance Examination - waiting list - admission - the stand of the appellant is that waiting list was prepared according to roll numbers and not as per merit. It has been stated that respondent had secured 147.64 marks, whereas Dhiraj Kumar Mishra had secured 159.34 marks.
Surjit Singh v Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd
21/2/2008.
Indian Telegraph Rules - Rule 443 -
telephone line - non-payment of in case of one - disconnection of other two
lines — the appellant and his wife are living together at their residence in
Rajouri Garden, Delhi.
University appointment - selection process - case of writ-petitioner was considered for the post of Associate Professor whereas the case of respondent No. 4 was considered for the post of Assistant Professor. It was only because there was Combined Cadre of Associate/Assistant Professor that only one of them could be appointed.
Suneet Gupta v Anil Triloknath Sharma & others
with Swami Raote & another 28/4/2008.
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 - section 482
- petition under - for quashing First Information Report (FIR) lodged by the
appellant herein for offences punishable under Sections 468, 406 read with 120B
of the Indian Penal Code - the High Court was right in coming to the conclusion
that a civil dispute pure and simple - between the parties was sought to be
converted into a criminal offence only by resorting to pressure tactics and by
taking police help which was indeed abuse of process of law and has been rightly
prevented by the High Court.
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Matrimonial laws in India:
Procedure followed in Matrimonial PetitionsSection 21 of Hindu Marriage Act provides that all proceedings under this Act shall be regulated as far as may be, by Code of Civil Procedure.
Restitution of Conjugal Rights
A husband has the right to require his wife to live with him wherever he may choose to reside. On the other hand, it is corresponding duty of the wife to live with her husband
What should an Aggrieved Person do in case of Domestic Violence
If you, being the aggrieved person, have reason to believe that an act of domestic violence has been committed or is being committed or is likely to be committed, you may give information about it to the concerned Protection Officer.
Maintenance and Residence of Female Child
Under the Hindu Marriage Act, there is provision for permanent alimony or allowance. Under section 4 of the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, in case of annulment of a child marriage
Hindu Marriage Act
Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, came into force on 18th of May, 1955. It has amended and codified the law relating to marriage solemnized between two Hindus.
How Can A Hindu Marry from other Religion
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Judicial Separation
Section 10 of Hindu Marriage Act provides for judicial separation. It provides that either party to a marriage can file a petition before the Court for such a relief.
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